The transfer of Haney to 147: Robert Garcia sees advantage for Ramírez, provides for an improved power and a possible final in Times Square Battle

Jose Ramirez coach Robert Garcia says that the Devin Haney team wants the weight to increase from 144 to 147 for the Haney-Ramirez co-financing battle at Fate Fury late on May 2 in Times Square in New York.

Robert says he is OK with his request and believes that the additional weight will benefit Ramirez (29-2, 18 kos), making him hit more. Former WBC and Wbo Light Welterweight, Ramirez, seems significantly stronger in the training camp for this struggle, hitting powerful problems that could give problems to Haney (31-0, 15 kos).

Avoid weight cutting

It is not surprising that Haney, 26, wants the weight to increase to the heavy weight limit to 147, as with him rehydrating in the mid-1960’s, he is very weighty for him to take the fight week. Devin should have been struggling with Welterweight or Junior Middleweight with his massive frame.

With the revanx of big money with Ryan Garcia in play for the struggle of May 2, Devin cannot afford to be less than 100%, seeking the weight and was physically exhausted during the competition with the 2012 Olympian Ramirez.

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“Jose is motivated when the Mexicans feel cheering. KO Artist Sports On Devin Haney’s team that wants the weight to be reduced to the heavy weight limit to 147 for his fight against Jose Ramirez on May 2 in Times Square in New York.

Ramirez, 32, will be like a bull inside the ring, passing after Haney, seeking to end when Kingry started last year on April 20 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Ryan did not finish Haney due to Stamine’s problems, but Ramírez has a higher cardio and will continue to pour it throughout the fight. If you have trouble in Haney, it will end.

Devin withholding pattern

Coach Robert Garcia will obviously work on a strategy for Ramirez to deal with Haney’s constant perseverance. Devin used Ryan to prevent him from being eliminated in the seventh round. If Ryan knew how to effectively neutralize this tactic, Haney would have stopped in this round.

“He is a tall boy and has been at the age of 14 for so many years. I think at the age of 147 he will be much stronger,” said coach Robert on Ramirez. “Do not have to cut the last seven kilos, their confidence and their body will feel so comfortable that it will go out and will swing.

“I think this will benefit Jose. Devin Haney will also be comfortable because he is also an older boy,” said Robert Garcia on Ramírez, benefiting more than Haney from weight gain.